Karachi: The curtain raiser event for Pakistan Pavilion in Expo 2020 Dubai was held at a local hotel in Karachi on Sunday, 20th June 2021. Key Pakistan media, Officials from the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, Trustees from Patrons of Expo 2020, and the Advisory Committee attended the event.
The Pakistan Pavilion and its logo for Expo 2020 Dubai were unveiled to media. Under its theme “The Hidden Treasure", with an attractive & inviting façade and an immersive walk through experience inside, it aims to showcase Pakistan's vast opportunities in tourism and commerce & investment to the expected 25 million global audiences.
The Expo 2020 will be held in Dubai, UAE from 1st October 2021 to 31st March 2022 and has a theme of “Connecting Minds, Creating the Future". Hosting the first World Expo in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region presents an endless opportunity to inspire, empower and drive lasting positive environmental, social and economic change on a global scale. A total participation of 192 countries will be seen in the event and each one of them will represent their strongest potential to the world..
Speaking on the occasion, the Chief Guest Chaudhary Fawad Hussain, Minister of Information & Broadcasting stated, “This is a great opportunity for Pakistan to show its immense potential to the world”. Abdul Razak Dawood, Advisor to the Prime Minister for Commerce & Investment also spoke and informed us that our Pavilion will attract investors and tourists to Pakistan.
Many interesting details about the inner journey of the Pakistan pavilion were shared and it was explained that it will be divided into eight key spaces where visitors will experience Pakistan’s best-kept hidden treasures. Visitors will be taken on a voyage through time, from the world’s first recorded civilizations to the fast-paced millennium of today which include virtual experiences of our breathtaking landscapes, cultural and religious diversity, rich artisan traditions, and strong economic potentials presented in the world of today. Pakistan will present itself as a “land of opportunities” for commerce and investment.
Also inside is a Pakistani cuisine restaurant by the name of “The Dhabba” and a souvenir shop that will be waiting for the visitors at the ending of their journey through the Pakistan pavilion. Depicting the impeccable crafts and providing a taste of the sumptuous cuisine from all parts of Pakistan. .
Through the 6 months of Expo 2020 Dubai, there will be many cultural events and business seminars held in multi-purpose halls of the pavilion.
For continuous updates and further details about the Pakistan Pavilion you can visit our Official website and social media handles.
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